SGCC participated in the 3rd Ghana-EU Business Forum organised by the European Union and the Government of Ghana under the theme “Deepening Ghana-EU Cooperation on trade and investment in non-traditional value chains under the EU Global Gateway Strategy.”
On Day 2, The Ibero-African Association of Chamber of Commerce partnered with Spain-Ghana Chamber of Commerce, represented by Mr. Nadim Ghanem,2nd Vice President of the Chamber and CEO of Miniplast, GIPC and the Economic and Commercial Office of the Embassy of Spain in Ghana to host a high-level panel discussion focused on strategies to get more companies involved in international projects in West Africa.
The session explored major challenges such as informational gaps and regulatory hurdles, while emphasising the essential role that chambers of commerce play as strategic enablers, ie, equipping companies with actionable guidance, effective market-entry tools, clear pathways to funding and support in building long-term and sustainable commercial partnerships.
Ghana’s vibrant investment landscape, highlighting sectors ripe for strategic partnerships and capital inflows, was outlined, as well as the exciting opportunities across key areas such as agriculture, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, tourism, healthcare, petroleum and energy.
SGCC also hosted an exhibition booth where we connected with diverse attendees. From the thought-provoking panel discussions to interactive break-out sessions and exploring opportunities, the third Ghana-EU Business Forum exceeded expectations, fostering impactful partnerships.
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